Part-Time Visitor Services Clerk UBC (British Columbia)

Part-Time Visitor Services Clerk UBC (British Columbia)

23 Aug
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The University of British Columbia
|
British Columbia

23 Aug

The University of British Columbia

British Columbia

Join the agile Visitor Services team at the Beaty Biodiversity Museum in Vancouver. This part-time role focuses on admissions, retail sales, and enhancing visitor engagement through services and programs.

The University of British Columbia is looking for a proactive Visitor Services Clerk to support the Beaty Biodiversity Museum. In this role, you will facilitate visitor admissions, manage the gift shop, and assist with tour groups. A passion for customer service and a commitment to inclusivity are essential, as you'll be the first point of contact for guests.

Key Responsibilities:
• Greet visitors and process admission fees effectively
• Manage retail sales and attractive displays in the store
• Coordinate group bookings and provide necessary information




• Assist with special events and daily operations
• Ensure security measures are upheld at the Museum

Requirements:
• High School diploma plus relevant experience
• Proven experience in customer service and retail
• Aptitude in cash handling and financial reporting
• Strong interpersonal skills to assist diverse visitors
• Availability to work weekends, holidays, and evenings

Support a memorable experience for visitors while learning about biodiversity at UBC.
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📌 Part-Time Visitor Services Clerk UBC (British Columbia)
🏢 The University of British Columbia
📍 British Columbia

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